Ali Bakhtiari

Ali Bakhtiari is a web engineer and technical SEO specialist based in Qazvin, Iran. He founded WebABC to bring engineering discipline to a market where websites are too often built without performance budgets, semantic structure, or a measurable search strategy. Over more than a decade he has designed, developed, and optimized sites for clients in healthcare, e-commerce, industrial manufacturing, immigration consulting, and professional services across Iran, the Persian Gulf, Canada, and the UK.

His work sits at the intersection of development and search. On the development side he builds with Astro, Next.js, React, Node.js, and Python, and maintains custom WordPress architectures when a client needs its ecosystem. On the SEO side his focus is technical: crawl architecture, Core Web Vitals, structured data, multilingual hreflang implementations, and programmatic page generation. This site itself — a trilingual static build serving English, Persian, and Arabic from Cloudflare’s edge — doubles as an ongoing case study in that approach.

Recent representative work includes a digital transformation portal for one of Karaj’s largest dental clinics (Behrad), B2B e-commerce catalogs for industrial cosmetics and pharmaceutical packaging (Rostateb), cross-border storefronts such as Chocoreto in Toronto, high-performance local-service platforms like London Rug Cleaning in the UK, and ranking-first local campaigns documented in the WebABC portfolio.

He holds a degree from Imam Khomeini International University and works from the Qazvin Science & Technology Park, where WebABC is headquartered. He writes publicly about technical SEO and web performance on the WebABC blog and shares code and experiments through his GitHub profile.

Projects start with measurement, not design: an audit of current rankings, crawl behavior, page speed, and conversion paths defines where engineering effort will actually move revenue. From there, work is prioritized by impact per hour — often technical fixes like render-blocking resources, missing structured data, or broken canonical signals deliver more growth in a week than months of new copy.

Deliverables are always verifiable. Clients receive Lighthouse and Search Console baselines before launch and can watch Core Web Vitals, impressions, and click-through rate respond to each change. Nothing on this site — the tools, the guides, or the case studies — would survive its own checklist if it could not be measured, so everything here is built to be audited.

Availability is direct: when you contact WebABC you talk to the person who designs, builds, and ranks your site, not an account manager relaying messages between departments.